Sentence examples for considerable removal of from inspiring English sources
Due to considerable removal of organic mater, nutrients, and pathogens, the effluent will not negatively affect water and soil ecosystems.
A similar process is responsible for considerable removal of the material from the western part of the landslide ('b' in Fig. 1) and in the place where the irrigation channel crosses the landslide.
The intensities of C4/C6 signals of the less-ordered cellulose declined slightly with temperature, suggesting that considerable removal of amorphous cellulose and hemicelluloses occurred during the pretreatment process.
They observed considerable removal of the pith from fibers during dilute sulfuric acid pretreatment followed by extensive dismantling of vascular bundles and detachment of fibers in NaOH pretreated cellulignin.
In a first step, we generate from the original image I 0), cf. Figure 2A, a median-filtered version I ~ using window size m and subtract it from I 0), which results in a considerable removal of brightness fluctuations in the retinal background, cf. Figure 2B.
This means that there is considerable selective removal of nutrients from the soil by the erosion process.
Using BBD, on the basis of RSM, it was established that amalgamation of pH, coagulant dosage and reaction time has considerable effect on removal of the selected parameters.
In the early 1970s, we experienced considerable resistance to removal of lead from gasoline, not only by industry but also by government and public health scientists.
In the study by Stockley and Elson 10 a higher proportion of patients reported considerable pain with removal of staples compared with the proportion who did so with removal of sutures.
But the military, which effectively ruled Indonesia for 32 years under Suharto, the former dictator, still exercises considerable power, and the removal of one general is not expected to change much.
Among all tested materials the most efficient bios-adsorber was flax, making this plant ideal for removal of considerable quantities of metals when growing at polluted soils.
